Fils de roi, portraits d’Egypte explores individual representations within Egyptian society through carefully composed portraiture. The images emphasize identity and cultural heritage, capturing a range of expressions and dignities that reflect personal and societal narratives.

The photographic approach is intimate yet formal, offering a nuanced view that foregrounds the subjects against minimal or neutral backgrounds. This strategy draws attention to the intricacies of facial features and attire, presenting each portrait as a study of character and ethnicity.

Published in 2008 by Editions Gallimard, this 128-page volume presents a focused collection of portraits that contribute to contemporary visual discourse on Egyptian identity.